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Prentice Hall Science Explorer: Life Science
by Michael J. Padilla Loannis Miaoulis Martha CyrMiddle school textbook focusing on life science.
Prentice Hall Science Explorer: Cells and Heredity
by Michael J. Padilla Loannis Miaoulis Martha CyrThis is a children's textbook on cells and heredity. It covers cell composition, structure and functions. In addition it explains genetics and heredity. The student is also provided with lab practical and field tests for better understanding.
Prentice Hall Science Explorer: Physical Science
by Michael J. Padilla Loannis Miaoulis Martha CyrPhysical science is one type of science. Science is a way of learning about the natural world by gathering information. Science includes all of the knowledge gained by exploring nature. To think and work like a scientist, you need to use the same skills that they do. Scientists use the skills of observing, inferring, and predicting to learn more about the natural world.
Prentice Hall Science Explorer: Weather and Climate
by Barbara Brooks SimonsThis book gives in-depth knowledge of atmosphere, weather and climate.
Prentice Hall Science Explorer: Inside Earth
by Carole Garbuny Vogel Michael WysessionLead authors weave together content with hands-on science inquiry that's sure to reach every student. It throws light on every aspect of earth.
Prentice Hall Science Explorer: Electricity and Magnetism
by Camille L. WainwrightThis book contains chapters which include: Magnetism and Electromagnetism, Electric Charges and Current, Electricity and Magnetism at work, Electronics, Interdisciplinary Exploration, etc. A Reference Section and a Skills Handbook are some of the additional features of the book.
Prentice Hall Science Explorer: Electricity and Magnetism
by Camille L. Wainwright Michael J. Padilla Ioannis Miaoulis Martha CyrScience textbook about electromagnetism with labs.
Prentice Hall Science Explorer Astronomy
by Ioannis Miaoulis Martha Cyr Michael J. PadillaThe ancient Egyptians were among the first people to study the stars. The study of the moon, stars and other objects in space is called astronomy. Ancient astronomers also studied the movements of the sun and the moon as they appeared to travel across the sky. It seemed to them as though Earth were standing still and the sun and moon were moving. Actually, the sun and moon seem to move across the sky each day mainly because Earth is rotating on its axis.
Prentice Hall Science Explorer Astronomy
by Michael J. Padilla Ioannis Miaoulis Martha CyrNIMAC-sourced textbook
Prentice Hall Science Explorer Cells and Heredity
by Michael J. Padilla Ioannis Miaoulis Martha CyrA majestic oak tree shades you on a sunny day at the park. A lumbering rhinoceros wanders over to look at you at the zoo. After a rain storm, mushroom sprout in the damp woods. What do think an oak tree, a rhinoceros, and a mushroom have in common? You might say that they are all living things. What makes these living things--and all other living things--alike? If you say they are made of cell, you are correct.
Prentice Hall Science Explorer Chemical Interactions
by Michael J. Padilla Ioannis Miaoulis Martha CyrScience textbook for middle-schoolers focusing on chemistry.
Prentice Hall Science Explorer Chemical Interactions
by Michael J. Padilla Ioannis Miaoulis Martha CyrNIMAC-sourced textbook
Prentice Hall Science Explorer Earth Science
by Jan Jenner Andrew C. Kemp Jay M. Pasachoff Barbara Brooks SimonsNIMAC-sourced textbook
Prentice Hall Science Explorer Earth Science
by Michael J. Padilla Martha Cyr Jan JennerEarth science is the term for this knowledge about Earth and its place in the universe. Earth scientists use several big ideas to guide their work: the structure of the Earth system, Earth's history, and Earth in the solar system.
Prentice Hall Science Explorer Electricity and Magnetism
by Michael J. Padilla Ioannis Miaoulis Martha CyrNIMAC-source textbook
Prentice Hall Science Explorer Environmental Science
by Michael J. Padilla Ioannis Miaoulis Martha CyrNIMAC-sourced textbook
Prentice Hall Science Explorer from Bacteria to Plants
by Prentice HallAll organisms are made of small building blocks called cells. A cell is the basic unit of structure and function in an organism. The smallest cells are so tiny that you could fit over a million of them on the period at the end of this sentence.
Prentice Hall Science Explorer Georgia Earth Science
by Michael J. Padilla Ioannis Miaoulis Martha CyrNIMAC-sourced textbook
Prentice Hall Science Explorer Georgia Earth Science
by Michael J. Padilla Ioannis Miaoulis Martha CyrNIMAC-sourced textbook